CORPORALS COURSE EXAMINATION TEST
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ATTRIBUTES OF PROFICIENCY - cont.. Answer: Physical Fitness
The Marine strives to maintain the required level of physical fitness
as demonstrated by his/her performance during physical fitness
tests (PFTs) and combat fitness tests (CFTs).
Personal Appearance
•The Marine maintains and wears uniforms in a neat and
serviceable condition, and adheres to grooming standards, as well as
the tattoo and piercing policy.
•The Marine also follows proper regulation on the consumption of
food, tobacco, and chewing products while in uniform.
Completion of PME, MarineNet courses, and off-duty education
,The Marine shows commitment to intellectual growth by completing
required professional military education (PME), courses hosted on
MarineNet, and/or civilian off-duty education.
•Note that per MARADMIN 209/15, MCI courses were transferred to
the College of Distance Education and Training at Marine Corps
University and are now courses hosted on MarineNet.
◉EVALUATING CONDUCT. Answer: In addition to observance of the
letter of the law and regulations, conduct includes conformance to
accepted usage and customs, and positive contributions to unit and
Corps. When evaluating the conduct of a Marine, you should
consider the following attributes: general bearing, attitude, interest,
reliability, courtesy, cooperation, obedience, adaptability, influence
on others, moral fitness, physical fitness as effected by clean and
temperate habits, and participation in unit activities not related
directly to unit mission.
Assignment to the body composition program is another factor to
consider when recommending conduct marks.
◉ATTRIBUTES OF CONDUCT. Answer: General Bearing
The Marine creates a favorable impression through carriage,
appearance, and personal conduct at all times. Marines with good
bearing look, talk, and act like leaders
Attitude
,The Marine displays a positive attitude towards the job, mission,
unit, Marine Corps, and fellow Marines. Attitudes are usually
expressed in "likes" or "dislikes," which can affect the performance
and conduct of a Marine.
Interest
The Marine's personal interests (e.g., education, physical fitness)
align with those of the Marine Corps. The Marine displays sincere
enthusiasm and concern for tasks assigned and mission
accomplishment.
Reliability
The Marine does the right thing in the absence of supervision. The
Marine can be depended on for accuracy, honesty, and carrying out
assigned tasks. The Marine always arrives at work on time.
Courtesy
The Marine treats subordinates, peers, and seniors with courtesy
and respect as expected by Marine Corps customs and courtesies.
The Marine has the ability to handle difficult situations with respect
and decorum.
, Cooperation
The Marine unconditionally assists others to accomplish the
mission. The Marine works and plays well with others.
◉ATTRIBUTES OF CONDUCT - cont.. Answer: Obedience
The Marine adheres to the letter of the law and regulations. The
Marine demonstrates prompt obedience to lawful orders, disciplined
behavior, and adherence to standards.
Adaptability
The Marine demonstrates flexibility and innovation by adapting
appropriately to various situations.
Influence on Others
The Marine's actions influence the positive performance and
behavior from other Marines. By setting the example, the Marine
exerts a positive effect on the actions, behavior, and opinions of
others.
2026 QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+
◉ATTRIBUTES OF PROFICIENCY - cont.. Answer: Physical Fitness
The Marine strives to maintain the required level of physical fitness
as demonstrated by his/her performance during physical fitness
tests (PFTs) and combat fitness tests (CFTs).
Personal Appearance
•The Marine maintains and wears uniforms in a neat and
serviceable condition, and adheres to grooming standards, as well as
the tattoo and piercing policy.
•The Marine also follows proper regulation on the consumption of
food, tobacco, and chewing products while in uniform.
Completion of PME, MarineNet courses, and off-duty education
,The Marine shows commitment to intellectual growth by completing
required professional military education (PME), courses hosted on
MarineNet, and/or civilian off-duty education.
•Note that per MARADMIN 209/15, MCI courses were transferred to
the College of Distance Education and Training at Marine Corps
University and are now courses hosted on MarineNet.
◉EVALUATING CONDUCT. Answer: In addition to observance of the
letter of the law and regulations, conduct includes conformance to
accepted usage and customs, and positive contributions to unit and
Corps. When evaluating the conduct of a Marine, you should
consider the following attributes: general bearing, attitude, interest,
reliability, courtesy, cooperation, obedience, adaptability, influence
on others, moral fitness, physical fitness as effected by clean and
temperate habits, and participation in unit activities not related
directly to unit mission.
Assignment to the body composition program is another factor to
consider when recommending conduct marks.
◉ATTRIBUTES OF CONDUCT. Answer: General Bearing
The Marine creates a favorable impression through carriage,
appearance, and personal conduct at all times. Marines with good
bearing look, talk, and act like leaders
Attitude
,The Marine displays a positive attitude towards the job, mission,
unit, Marine Corps, and fellow Marines. Attitudes are usually
expressed in "likes" or "dislikes," which can affect the performance
and conduct of a Marine.
Interest
The Marine's personal interests (e.g., education, physical fitness)
align with those of the Marine Corps. The Marine displays sincere
enthusiasm and concern for tasks assigned and mission
accomplishment.
Reliability
The Marine does the right thing in the absence of supervision. The
Marine can be depended on for accuracy, honesty, and carrying out
assigned tasks. The Marine always arrives at work on time.
Courtesy
The Marine treats subordinates, peers, and seniors with courtesy
and respect as expected by Marine Corps customs and courtesies.
The Marine has the ability to handle difficult situations with respect
and decorum.
, Cooperation
The Marine unconditionally assists others to accomplish the
mission. The Marine works and plays well with others.
◉ATTRIBUTES OF CONDUCT - cont.. Answer: Obedience
The Marine adheres to the letter of the law and regulations. The
Marine demonstrates prompt obedience to lawful orders, disciplined
behavior, and adherence to standards.
Adaptability
The Marine demonstrates flexibility and innovation by adapting
appropriately to various situations.
Influence on Others
The Marine's actions influence the positive performance and
behavior from other Marines. By setting the example, the Marine
exerts a positive effect on the actions, behavior, and opinions of
others.
